The photos are wonderful! We are so happy with how they turned out, you’ve captured the perfect day perfectly. I love the mix of colour and black and white photos, and i just love the photojournalism feel. My friend showed her mum the photo gallery in Australia and her mum said the photos made her feel like she was at the wedding. My mum has also shown my two grandmas and they loved them.
I am a wedding photographer that photographs honestly, without any reliance on filters, bulky lighting systems or assistants.
You’ll probably not even notice I was there.
Hello. I’m Kevin and I’m a multi award winning wedding photographer, based in Wiltshire, UK, but shooting weddings right across the UK, Europe and beyond.
I specialise in telling stories, through pictures, of your wedding and I promise not to make you say cheese, not to boss you around or in fact direct you in any way.
The style of wedding photography I shoot is known as documentary wedding photography, or reportage wedding photography.
It’s a cliché, I know, but I am actually passionate about photographing weddings authentically, without any interaction at all.
If your idea of “wedding hell” is the traditional bossy photographer and huge amounts of staged, boring group shots then I think I may have just the thing for you.
Please explore this site (start with the Wedding Photofilm above) and then, when you are ready, take a look at my wedding portfolio, blog and featured weddings.
Feel free to give me a call, or contact me via my web-form at any time so we can discuss your wedding photography.
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A Documentary wedding photographer should be all about telling a story. It’s about weaving the images together to tell the tale of your wedding day.
You may look at my wedding photography on this website and see that my work is somewhat different to “the traditional wedding photographer”.
This genre of photography has several different names; wedding photojournalism, documentary wedding photography and reportage wedding photography. I don’t believe there is any difference between the three names generally, apart from, perhaps, what the bridal magazines see as the fashionable way to describe natural, story telling wedding photography.
I want to photograph your wedding and deliver images from the perspective of one of your guests. I’ll blend in, observe and be the curator of your wedding day memories.
You will get pictures that take you right back to that moment in time and I do that by being a part of your wedding using small cameras and being as discreet as possible.
Don’t forget to also take a look at some of my featured weddings and you may also be interested in my notes on black and white wedding photography.
You may also want to check out my “Why I Love These Pictures” series; in this series I take individual pictures from recent weddings and explain why I took the image and what it means to me, as the photographer.
The really lovely Goldney Hall Wedding of Connie and Cameron that I shot last summer.
Tom and his mum share a tender moment before his wedding to Lisa at Henley Town Hall.
The lovely marquee wedding of Anna & Seb that I photographed on a rainy (and sunny) July day.
Don’t drop me Dad ~ Why I love this Wedding Picture. Part of my ongoing series where I look at some of my favourite wedding photographs, and explain them.
The adorable Humanist Wedding at Balvonie House, Scotland of Frank & Sandra.
The St Cyriac’s Church Wedding of Becky & Jon. St Cyriac’s Church is possibly one of my favourite churches to shoot weddings at in the whole country.
The brilliant Porthilly Farm Wedding of Lucy and Ed from last Summer. Ah……those Cornish Pasties….
Part of my ongoing series where I look at some of my favourite wedding pictures.
The beautiful Hampton Court Castle Wedding, Herefordshire of Sam and Vidya from May last year.
